EMAIL ENCRYPTION SOFTWARE

I have attached the email encryption software that I am interested in. Can I deploy this for my small business because I deal with highly confidential email transmissions? Does anyone have any idea of the cost. Apparently the company Ironport had this service, then Cisco bought it out and has transformed it somewhat. I like it because I will be able to use it with my business GMAIL. Does anyone have any experience with this software, please tell me what you like/don't like. I just need to insure that my transmissions are free/clear of any hacking. Thanks.

The IEA (Ironport Encryption Appliance) is no longer sold. You would need to buy the feature keys/license for you ESA (Email Security Appliance) for CRES (Cisco Registered Envelope Service), which does similar to the IEA.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/security/email-security-appliance/data_sheet_c78-677121.html
You would need to speak w/ a reseller or Account/Sales team in order to get the appropriate information.
-Robert

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Click the link in the message you'll receive at that address. A file named "CollectCCC.p7s" will be downloaded in your web browser. Double-click the file. It will open in Keychain Access. Confirm that you want to import the keys it contains.
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Important:
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- you need Win 7 Ultimate or Enterprise
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- manage it with in AD (with an Enterprise Agreement you can do MBAM)
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Hi,
By using the TLS protocol, you can help improve the security of SMTP communication in Exchange 2007. Please
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In Terminal, you can use zip to fulfill the requirements. Here's an example:
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Enter password:
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adding: myfile1 (stored 0%)
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First click on the Apple > Logout and Log back in or restart the unit see if that solves it. If it doesn't do you have a backup of your system prior to upgrade? Check Disk Utility and see how much space is being used to make sure the drive wasn't somehow erased.

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Software based encryption is vulnerable, you might want to instead place your sensitive data on external self-encrypting hardware that doesn't rely upon software or computer hacks/bypasses (ike freezing the RAM) to get to it.
http://www.datalocker.com/products/datalocker-dl3.html
Iron Keys for portable USB self encryption, both work with any computer, so your not locked into one platform.
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There is an encryption software installed in the user's PC.
Some files are being downloaded in to the user's PC from SAP using a report.
Is it possible to call this encryption software in the user's PC to encrypt all the downloaded files from SAP ?

Hi,
Yes, there are many ways to call the executable program 
1) Call by OLE 
 You can call by OLE technique only if your encryption program provides OLE objects to be exposed for other applications. For example, call Excel or Word OLE objects from ABAP. You can search on SAP for OLE demonstration 
2) Call directly executable program 
You can call executable program in your front end station from your abap source code by using fct. module GUI_RUN . This call works only in foreground since the executable program is in your front end station and you have to know the parameters that your external program can accept (ie. you have to read your encryption manual).If you do not know the parameters to be sent to you encryption program then you coud crate a batch file in Windows and run the batch file from ABAP. 
Example: 
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EXPORTING 
 COMMAND = 'NOTEPAD.EXE' 
 PARAMETER = 'c:\TEST.TXT'. 
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Possible to determine who can use Email Encryption?

We are looking to license the Email encryption feature on Ironport. When our reseller asked how many licenses they mentioned that instead of licensing all my users I can license a subset of users, say a department.
We would like to only license a subset of users to be able to use the email encryption. Is this possible to license just a subset of users? If so, how do I go about setting up the licensing for just specific users?
Thank you in advance.
Joe

Hey Joe,
This may not be 100% accurate to your requirements.
But.
The Encryption Key once purchased, added to your device.
You can restrict which users will be able to send out encrypted email through the use of Filters/Content Filters/Policies.
In essence, you can allow a subset of users to be able to send encrypted envelope emails outbound, while other users will only be able to send emails as per normal plain text (or under TLS if you've have that enabled).

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What are the functions do in both Ironport Email Encryption and RSA Email Data Loss Prevention in Ironport?

As noted there is no good solution. If it has never been backed up, then when you restore through iTunes on a computer, all of the information on it will be erased. Restoring it is the only way to get it working again.

IronPort email encryption config precedence

Hi,
I'm reading thru the IronPort Email Config Guide for Email encryption. I have noticed up to three different ways of requesting certain encryption parameters. I'd like to make sure I understand the order of precedence for these different methods, when multiple options are encountered for a given message.
For example, to configure Read Receipts on an outbound secure message:
a) I can configure Read Receipt in the Encryption Profile
b) I can configure a Content Filter to add an encryption header "X-PostX-Send-Return-Receipt" to the message
c) At the time of sending the message, from BCE app, I can select Read Receipt (or for certain attribuutes, I can use the CRES admin console and ask for the actions such as message expiration, etc)
So given the above methods for requesting a certain action, my understanding is that the order of precedence is:
c -> b -> a
That is, (c) overrides (b); and (b) overrides (a).
Is the above correct?
And as for (c), is it also correct to expect that the upcoming Outlook plugin release 7.3 will enable a desktop user to set the same flags on an outbound message as supported today in BCE app (such as requesting ReadReceipt, etc.)?
Thaks for any help.

Hi,
I'm reading thru the IronPort Email Config Guide for Email encryption. I have noticed up to three different ways of requesting certain encryption parameters. I'd like to make sure I understand the order of precedence for these different methods, when multiple options are encountered for a given message.
For example, to configure Read Receipts on an outbound secure message:
a) I can configure Read Receipt in the Encryption Profile
b) I can configure a Content Filter to add an encryption header "X-PostX-Send-Return-Receipt" to the message
c) At the time of sending the message, from BCE app, I can select Read Receipt (or for certain attribuutes, I can use the CRES admin console and ask for the actions such as message expiration, etc)
So given the above methods for requesting a certain action, my understanding is that the order of precedence is:
c -> b -> a
That is, (c) overrides (b); and (b) overrides (a).
Is the above correct?
And as for (c), is it also correct to expect that the upcoming Outlook plugin release 7.3 will enable a desktop user to set the same flags on an outbound message as supported today in BCE app (such as requesting ReadReceipt, etc.)?
Thaks for any help.

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Hi.
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Richars

Unlike MacGunt, I have used Bento and love it. With the little bit of work I did at IBM using M$ Access, I found Bento to be head and shoulders above it. Access always seemed kludgy to me at best whereas Bento is an honest to goodness database manager.
Seeing as how I retired now I don't have any business usage for it but I do it find it very useful for the club work I need to do.
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Hello All,
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